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Edmonds residents engage with local wildlife, as a heron searches for food during low tide in a picturesque scene. The article, published on July 15, 2025, captures the essence of community life and nature in the area.
Rita Marie Nadreau, a retired Boeing engineer, passed away, leaving behind a legacy of quiet exuberance. Born in North Adams, Massachusetts, she graduated from Drury High School in 1945 and made significant contributions in her field. Her life and work reflect the spirit of innovation and dedication in the aerospace industry.
Local musicians performed at the fourth annual PorchFest in Edmonds, attracting thousands despite the 87-degree heat. The event featured 75 performers across various genres, creating a vibrant atmosphere in downtown. Attendees enjoyed music while cooling off with treats from local businesses.
Alex Matthew Waggoner, 22, faces second-degree murder charges for allegedly fatally shooting rideshare driver Abdikadir Gedi Shariif on January 3, 2024. Testimony in Snohomish County Superior Court revealed conflicting narratives, with the prosecution claiming Waggoner shot Shariif after a near-collision, while the defense argues self-defense. The trial continues with further evidence and witness testimonies scheduled for Tuesday.
The Edmonds Environmental Council will host a public workshop on critical areas in Edmonds on July 18, from 7-9 p.m. at the Port of Edmonds Administration Building. The workshop aims to gather public input for updating the critical areas ordinance by the December 31 deadline.
Tickets for the July 20 Edmonds in Bloom Garden Tour are available for $30 at local retailers in Edmonds and Shoreline. The event features a raffle for a trip for two to various destinations, with proceeds supporting community projects. Attendees are encouraged to purchase tickets soon as the event often sells out.
Republic Services workers continued their strike into a second week, impacting trash and recycling collection in South Snohomish County. Mediation talks will resume on July 15, with over 2,000 Teamsters union members nationwide demanding fair compensation. Residents are uncertain about billing for missed pickups, as Republic Services prioritizes resuming service.
My Edmonds News reports on a partnership between the My Neighborhood News Network and Se Habla Media to provide daily Spanish-language videos and weekly podcasts with English subtitles. The collaboration aims to enhance community engagement and accessibility to information.
The Write on the Sound conference, a premier writers’ event in Edmonds, celebrates its 40th anniversary this October. The conference features over 30 workshops and maintains a unique community-focused approach, drawing writers from across North America. Registration opens on July 21 for online and in-person sessions.
Edmonds City Council reviewed the Planning Board’s recommendations for a permanent ordinance regulating neighborhood centers and hubs. The proposed updates aim to address community concerns while complying with state housing laws. A public hearing is scheduled for July 22, with ordinance adoption anticipated on August 12.